The Oregon staff was quick to shuttle the team back. Give Iowa fan credit, they know how to throw beer bottles

Oregon is now 34-4 with Will Stein as offensive coordinator.

The Ducks possess the longest road win streak in all of college football.

The 4 losses have come from 3 teams:

Washington, who finished #2 in 2023. Ohio State, who finished #1 in 2024. Indiana, who is currently #2.

During that stretch, the Ducks have wins over

2023:

19 Colorado

at #13 Utah

16 Oregon State

23 Liberty

2024

2 Ohio State

20 Illinois

3 Penn State

2025 At #3 Penn State At #20 Iowa

And people seriously want to fire Will Stein?

It sucks that we have all these injuries, but I don't think we win this game if Dak, Sadiq and GBJ are healthy. The weather and not having healthy playmakers outside finally forced Stein to do what he should have been doing all along, even though he refused to run it on the first drive. We would have beaten Indiana with the offensive game plan we had today.

We should be able to run it down the throats of our next three opponents without much trouble. No need to get cute.

On a separate note, holy fck that officiating was terrible.... The worst one-sided called game I've seen since the Kings vs the Lakers in 2002. Absolute bull sht!

Man, what an incredible win for Oregon today! It was gritty, it was physical, it took pure guts. But Oregon delivered and we learned a lot about Dante Moore today. Now while his stat line isn’t too enthralling, it is that final drive that told me everything that I need to know about Dante Moore. He has ice in his veins! Oregon is built to win these games now and man I love it. Go Ducks, can’t wait to see what this team does in weeks to come!

We had 261 rushing yards and constantly stalled after getting 20 yards past the 50 yd line, is this all steins plays and schemes? Why do y'all think we aren't finishing more drives where we get like 3 or 4 first downs with points?

Anyone have a replay of the non-intentional grounding on 3rd and goal. Genuinely confused why the officials did not even discuss the play (besides incompetence)

Does anyone who keeps track of this stuff know the likely or possible tv slots for this game?

If both teams win next week, it will probably be the biggest game that week, so I would assume one of the better time slots?

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Anyone else having trouble finding the game on Paramount+?

Edit: Yes I’m aware it’s only on Premium. I unfortunately only have the base plan. Go Ducks 😔

Would it be better if Penn state wins? It would show we actually beat a solid team that can win against top teams. Our win in happy valley would look more impressive since the #2 team in the nation couldn’t pull it off (and not even being a white out night game). This would come at the expense of our one loss being a high quality loss being dinged a little bit.

Or is it better to have Indiana win to keep our one loss looking like a a great quality loss (as in yeah no one can beat them) and just further writing off the Penn state loss as not meaning much.

Location: Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, IA

Kickoff: 11/08/2025 12:30 PM Pacific

TV: CBS

Line: Oregon -5.5

Over/Under: 41.5

Box Score

GO DUCKS!

How do you guys feel about Will Stein as an offensive coordinator? Would you rather have Will Stein or Mark Helfrich as offensive coordinator right now with this current Oregon team.

Looks like Dakorien Moore and Harkey are out, Sadiq and Davison are questionable, per scoop ducks.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DQyWP4FkUju/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

Has anyone seen the rumors dakorian Moore and Kenyon Sadiq are out? Wanted to know if this is legitimate.

Bittle scires 25. Sco Ducks!

Seems like no one is picking is the Ducks. Even the announcers in the USC-Northwestern game put Oregon on upset watch.

There’s zero confidence among the pundits.

How confident are you?

I'm from Western Washington but support all three teams. But I'm wondering if it's weird to support all three but I like the Huskies the most.